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Citizens > Voter Registrar
Registrar Office Personnel
Doug Geib, Voter Registrar
Therese Hilbert, Assistant Registrar
Office Location and Mailing Address:
Rockingham County Administration Center
20 East Gay Street
Harrisonburg, VA 22802
(540) 564-3055
Fax - (540) 564-3057
Email: rockvote@rockinghamcountyva.gov
September Voter Drives - In preparation for town elections scheduled for November 2, the Registrar's office will have personnel located at the following locations in September to register new voters, help voters change their address or sign up for absentee voting:
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY ELECTION SURVIVAL CENTER
ELECTION NEWS:
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Next Rockingham County Election: November 2, 2010 Federal Election |
This November 2, the County will join Virginia’s 6th Congressional District in electing a U.S. House of Representative member (currently held by Robert “Bob” Goodlatte). Last day to register or make changes to your registration for this Election is Tuesday, October 12.
ALSO, six towns in the County will elect a Mayor and members of their Town Council. The towns are Bridgewater, Dayton, Elkton, Grottoes, Mt. Crawford and Timberville. Last day to register or make changes to your registration is Tuesday, October 12. |
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Election Results |
June 15, 2010 Special Election for 26th House of Delegate District
November 3, 2009 Gubernatorial Election. |
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What is on my Ballot |
November’s Election will include three referendum issues. To read the issues, visit the State Board of Election site. A link to sample ballots will be placed here approximately 45 days prior to a November General, 30 days prior to a Primary and as soon as available for a Special. |
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Rockingham County Election Calendar |
View a four year Election Calendar for the County. |
REGISTERING TO VOTE:
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Eligibility |
Who may register to vote?
Registration and voting information for College Students |
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Am I Registered |
Search voting status OR determine the address where you are registered. |
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How to Register |
Obtain, complete and submit a voter registration application form - for an interactive form, click here. The form must be delivered to a Voter Registrar’s office by mail or in person. You may apply to register to vote or change your voter registration address or name at any DMV office. |
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When to Register |
Every Election has a registration deadline. See “Election News” for specific deadline dates. |
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Address or Name Changes |
To remain a qualified registered voter, the law requires you to notify your local voter registration office of any change in your name or address. The same form used to register can be used to submit changes – for an interactive form, click here. You may make changes to your voter registration address or name at any DMV office.
OR submit your current Voter ID card with the “Transfer And/Or Update Form” completed on the back to a local Voter Registrar’s office. After your change is processed, you will be mailed a new Voter Information Card. If your new card does not arrive in a few weeks, contact the Voter Registration Office to confirm that your notice was received. |
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Voter Registration Drives |
Guidelines for conducting a Voter Registration Drive. |
VOTING:
ABSENTEE VOTING:
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Eligibility |
Who may vote absentee?
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Military/Overseas Absentee Voting |
Absentee voting for Military Personnel, their families, and other Overseas voters, click here for absentee voting instructions. |
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How to Vote Absentee |
By Mail: To receive an absentee ballot in the mail, complete an absentee application and submit it to a local Voter Registrar’s office either by mail, fax or email.
In Person: Visit the Voter Registrar’s office in the locality where you are registered to vote. |
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When to Vote Absentee |
By Mail: Applications to vote absentee are being accepted NOW for November’s General Elections. Submit the application to a local Voter Registrar’s office by mail, fax or email. Absentee ballots are mailed approximately 45 days prior to a November General, 30 days prior to a Primary and as soon as available for a Special. The last day to submit the application for November's General Election is Tuesday, October 26.
In Person: Absentee voting at the local Voter Registrar’s office will begin approximately 45 days prior to a November General, 30 days prior to a Primary and as soon as available for a Special. The last day to vote absentee in-person for this November's General Election is Saturday, October 30 (office hours are 9-5). |
CANDIDATES AND ELECTED OFFICIALS:
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CANDIDATES AND ELECTED OFFICIALS |
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Running for Office |
Persons interested in running for a Local or State office in the November 2, 2010 Election, click here for qualifications and requirements. |
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Candidate List |
A link to the State Board of Election candidate web page will be placed here after the deadline for candidate filing has passed and the candidates are known for November’s Election. |
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Candidate Campaign Finance Reports |
Local and State Campaign Finance Reports |
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County’s Elected Officials |
A list of your Elected Officials |
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Voting Districts |
To determine which Virginia Senate District, House of Delegate District or U.S. Congressional District you vote in, click here (refer to the precinct in which you vote) |
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